I really like your blog! This picture was meant to be the most disturbing possible. My Grandmother committed suicide and it was the anniversary, so I hope people see what it looks like, including myself, and abstain.
it is sad to read this... May God helps u to surmount the pain and the sorrow of such a lost
subhanallah i do not know why people act this way i wish we could save them to fight against those darks ideas they have if olny they realized than once u are dead it is worst than life itself
after all there is always someone more sad and unhappy than us, we always have to remenber that acting this way will hurt our relatives and family and friends alhamdoulilah say i am alive and God created me for a reason if i yhink no one love me or care about me i need to remember that The Creator love me and i am valuable for Him and for Him i will make my life worth cause life is precious it is a gift take care sister and sorry be strong
Oh I love you so much sweetie! Thank you for this comment. I still just love your blog, and thank you for what you said here. It is a wake-up call for all of us. Love you!
I am a mother of 5 year old Youssef, wife to bratty Syrian husband and limo driver Belal, and proud of my American roots and freedom. I married my first husband Fatih (petroleum engineering Phd) from Turkey on April 14, 2000. We divorced due to in-law interference on June 8, 2003. I remarried Belal on August 5, 2003. We had the light of my life, Youssef, on June 24, 2004. I graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in History (primarily Islamic) and Neurobiology in December 2002. I sold Dell Computers in the consumer/gamer division, since there is little money in biology without a master's. I came back to Christianity on May 1, 2007 after 10 years as a Muslim, and recently went public. Husband is not happy, but the light in my parents eyes makes all the difference. I'm trying to come to terms with the fact that my son remains in the religion and that I'm married to someone in it. It has not been easy, but I trust God. And now I took Shahada again, because my beliefs in salvation and original sin are closer to Islam. Where will all of this lead? Only Allah knows.
Do not ever pick this 'one way ticket' for any problem solution
ReplyDeleteWoah, the picture is a bit disturbing. >.<
ReplyDeleteScarletadyant,
ReplyDeleteDefinitely. I appeciate this comment more than you know dear one. Love you lots.
SirAdib,
ReplyDeleteI really like your blog! This picture was meant to be the most disturbing possible. My Grandmother committed suicide and it was the anniversary, so I hope people see what it looks like, including myself, and abstain.
it is sad to read this...
ReplyDeleteMay God helps u to surmount the pain and the sorrow of such a lost
subhanallah i do not know why people act this way i wish we could save them to fight against those darks ideas they have if olny they realized than once u are dead it is worst than life itself
after all there is always someone more sad and unhappy than us, we always have to remenber that acting this way will hurt our relatives and family and friends
alhamdoulilah say i am alive and God created me for a reason if i yhink no one love me or care about me i need to remember that The Creator love me and i am valuable for Him and for Him i will make my life worth cause life is precious it is a gift
take care sister and sorry be strong
Flifla,
ReplyDeleteOh I love you so much sweetie! Thank you for this comment. I still just love your blog, and thank you for what you said here. It is a wake-up call for all of us. Love you!